**Court is on break until 1:30PM. Watch part 2 of coverage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdzjKvqNX4c** Former Franklin County Sheriff's deputy Jason Meade was called to the stand Tuesday after five days of testimony from key witnesses. When Meade took the stand, he was asked about his duties as a deputy and what equipment, including firearms, he used in his 17 years with the sheriff's office. Meade, who was also a deputized member of the US Marshals office, was asked about operations he helped carry out as soon as he took the stand. When asked about the day of the shooting, Meade said he aired over his radio that someone drove by and waved a gun at him. Meade said he made a U-turn and pursued the suspect's vehicle because he "didn't know what his intentions were at the time." He then recounted in detail what he recalled happening the day of the shooting. Full recap of Meade's testimony in the trial here. Prosecutors cross-examined Meade's testimony and asked if he was sure he saw Goodson waving his gun and also questioned whether he used his sirens or lights when pursuing him.